Landmarks
St. Patrick's Catherdral
St. Patrick's Catherdral opened in 1192, is a beautiful Gothic structure that is dominated by a powerful, square-based tower.
Dunluce Castle
Perched on a promontory along the northern coast of the island, one can still see the grey walls of Dunluce Castle.  Built in the 14th century, this castle has been uninhabited since 1641.
Kilkea Castle
The county of Kildare still contains many traces of those ancient peoples and adventurers who dominated Ireland before A.D. 100 as shown in this photo of Kilkea Castle.
Celtic Crosses
A small cemetary near Kilcullen, in county Kildare, which, alongside the more recent gravesites, also contains stone crosses dating back to the Middle Ages.
Ashford Castle
Ashford Castle stands out amid the greenery of Connemara like an austere fortress decorated with towers and battlements.  The castle was recently transformed into a hotel whose rooms contain authentic masterpieces of art and antique furniture.
The Catherdral of
St. Colman
St. Colman's is located in the city of Cobh on the Cork Harbor, which serves the town of Cork.  The beautiful catherdral was originally constructed in the 14th century.
The National Museum
The stately columns at the entrance to the National Museum overlook Merrion Street.  Inside are artifacts of great historical value.
Photos were scanned by Irish Cream from various
 books obtained from the Columbus Public Library.

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